If you’ve been following my blog / Instagram / Twitter for a while, then you’ll know that I always like to take part in the Twitter Art Exhibit each year. The project was originally set up 10 years ago by … Read More
Last month I was thrilled to be asked to illustrate the banner for Cult Pen’s newsletter, Penorama. I decided on a Celtic knotwork theme, using lettering based on those found in the Lindisfarne Gospels, and incorporating my Celtic dragons. The … Read More
A year ago I published my first book, the “Celtic Knotwork Colouring Book”. It was the result of two years of work, and I self-published it, doing all the illustrations, book layout, photography, working out how best to publish it, … Read More
Huge thanks to @PaigntonPoet for his poem about my ‘Dragon Spiral’ artwork. As I wrote in this previous blog post, this piece has been donated to this year’s Twitter Art Exhibit to raise funds for Art in Healthcare. My piece … Read More
Day 25 of #the100dayproject already! I’ve had so much fun experimenting with my Celtic knotwork over the past 3 and a bit weeks. Days 1 to 11 were spent creating a series of four different circular pieces based on the … Read More
That seems to have come around very quickly, the 100 day project starts again tomorrow! Come and join in with this project where you commit to practising something once a day, every day for the next 100 days. I’m going … Read More
Woohoo! The launch date of my Celtic Knotwork Colouring Book is nearly here! I have a pile of copies of the book right here in my studio, ready to go in my Etsy shop, the book is being added to … Read More
For the past year – actually, probably 2 years! – I’ve been creating illustrations for a Celtic Knotwork Colouring Book. The whole process has been self-funded and self-created, from hand drawing the illustrations, to the actual layout of the book … Read More
On 3 April this year I embarked on #the100dayproject – and my goal was to work on my Celtic knotwork for 100 days. The project finished yesterday, and I’m really pleased to say I worked on it right through to … Read More